The following items were taken from Northbrook Police Department reports, news release records. An arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt.
UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
Carrie Lee Sadler of Zanesville, Ohio, was charged with unlawful possession of methamphetamine, unlawful possession of a stolen registration, driving with a suspended license April 29 and was apprehended on an outstanding warrant from the Wheaton Police Department for financial crimes and identity theft. He was arrested after police received information an individual was driving with stolen license plates. After police found him and the vehicle near the intersection of Founders Drive and Willow Road, they learned he had an expired license from Florida and a suspended license from Ohio. Police also found four plastic bags with a substance which tested positive for methamphetamines. He is scheduled to appear in Cook County Court May 11 in Skokie.
WARRANT APPREHENSION
Inga Jackson of Northbrook surrendered to the Northbrook Police Department May 3 because of an active warrant for retail theft. She is scheduled to appear in Cook County Court June 2 in Skokie.
INVALID LICENSE
James J. Blanchard of Glenview was charged with driving with a suspended license, driving with a suspended registration and operation of an uninsured motor vehicle May 4. Police stopped him near the intersection of Pfingsten Road and Canterbury Drive after noticing the expired license plate. Police then learned his license was suspended. He is scheduled to appear in Cook County Court May 18 in Skokie.
BURGLARY
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The manager of an unoccupied office building in the1300 block of Techny Road reported an unknown individual or individuals broke into the building and moved items around May 4.
STOLEN AUTO
An unknown individual or individuals stole a vehicle while it was parked in a driveway in the 2100 block of Mallard Drive May 3.
THEFT
An unknown individual entered a retail business in the 1500 block of Lake Cook Road, concealed two pairs of pants inside the individual’s clothes and ran out of the store with a third pair of pants without paying May 4
A Northbrook resident reported May 3 ordering a cellular telephone online and the box was empty when it arrived.
IDENTITY THEFT
A Northbrook resident reported May 3 an unknown individual accessed his frequent flyer account, changed the name and removed 240,000 points.
COMPUTER FRAUD
A Northbrook resident reported May 3 receiving an email from a cable television provider regarding a reduction in the bill. The resident was asked to play the initial fee with gift cards. After the resident purchased gift cards totaling $950, the resident realized it was a fake.
A Northbrook resident reported May 4 being contacted through social media to open a crypto currency account. Though it initially showed a profit, the resident sent more than $96,000, the account was suspended and the resident could not access it.